【暑湿眩晕之症】热令之时，自汗身热，面垢背寒，烦渴引饮，小便赤涩，头目冒眩，
此湿热眩晕之症也。若雨湿之时，恶寒无热，身重身痛，不能转侧，无汗拘紧，头旋眼眩，此寒湿
【暑湿眩晕之因】炎夏主令，天之热气下降，地之湿气上升，人感冒之，则为湿热眩晕
若阴雨太多，人感冒之，《经》注所云，湿气内逆，寒气不行，太阳上留，亦为眩晕之症。
实大者少。虚缓者寒，虚数者热。
【暑湿眩晕之治】烦渴引饮，脉虚带数者，人参白虎汤。自汗烦躁，小便赤涩，黄连香
茹饮，冲六一散温服。若恶寒无热，身痛不能转侧，脉迟缓者，羌独胜湿汤，合术附汤。
人参白虎汤 见咳嗽、噎隔门。
黄连香茹饮 见中热。
羌活胜湿汤 见酸软。
术附汤 见腹胀。
【燥火眩晕之症】身热烦躁，口渴引饮，夜卧不宁，头旋眼黑，小便赤涩，此燥火眩晕
【燥火眩晕之因】《经》谓厥阴司天，客胜则耳鸣掉眩。又云，肝肺太过，善忘，忽忽
此皆运气加临之眩晕也。又有时令之热，感入肠胃，传于脏腑，上冲头目，则眼眩旋转，此
【燥火眩晕之脉】左脉躁疾，厥阴客胜；右脉躁疾，肺热眩晕；左右皆疾，肝肺太过。
右脉躁疾，燥火伤气；左脉躁疾，燥火伤血。
【燥火眩晕之治】左脉躁疾，厥阳掉眩者，柴胡清肝饮。右脉躁疾，肺热上冲者，清肺
右躁疾，肝肺太过者，泻青各半汤。右手脉数，燥火伤气者，竹叶石膏汤。左手脉数，燥火
柴胡清肝饮 见腹痛。
清肺饮 见咳嗽。
泻青各半汤 见咳嗽。
竹叶石膏汤 见痰症。
归芍大黄汤
当归身 白芍药 川大黄 丹皮
【暑湿眩晕的症状】在炎热季节，出现自汗、身体发热、面部污垢、背部发冷、心烦口渴且想喝水、小便短赤涩痛、头目昏眩冒闷，这是湿热引起的眩晕症状。如果在雨湿季节，出现怕冷无发热、身体沉重疼痛、不能翻身转动、无汗且肢体拘紧、头晕眼花，这是寒湿（导致的眩晕）。
【暑湿眩晕的病因】炎夏主气当令，天上的热气下降，地上的湿气上升，人感受了这种邪气，就会形成湿热眩晕。如果阴雨过多，人感受了它，《内经》注解说，湿气内逆，寒气运行不畅，停留在太阳经，也会成为眩晕的症状。（脉象方面）实大脉象较少见。虚缓脉象主寒，虚数脉象主热。
【暑湿眩晕的治疗】心烦口渴想喝水，脉象虚而带数的，用人参白虎汤。自汗烦躁，小便短赤涩痛的，用黄连香薷饮，冲服六一散，温服。如果怕冷无发热，身体疼痛不能翻身转动，脉象迟缓的，用羌活胜湿汤，合方术附汤。
人参白虎汤 参见咳嗽、噎隔门。
黄连香薷饮 参见中热。
羌活胜湿汤 参见酸软。
术附汤 参见腹胀。
【燥火眩晕的症状】身体发热烦躁，口渴想喝水，夜间睡眠不安宁，头晕眼花视物发黑，小便短赤涩痛，这是燥火引起的眩晕。
【燥火眩晕的病因】《内经》说厥阴司天，客邪胜则耳鸣掉眩。又说，肝肺太过，容易健忘，神情恍惚……这些都是运气加临导致的眩晕。另外有时令的热邪，侵入肠胃，传变于脏腑，上冲头目，就会导致眼眩旋转，这是……
【燥火眩晕的脉象】左脉躁动疾速，是厥阴客邪胜；右脉躁动疾速，是肺热眩晕；左右脉都疾速，是肝肺太过。
右脉躁动疾速，是燥火伤气；左脉躁动疾速，是燥火伤血。
【燥火眩晕的治疗】左脉躁动疾速，厥阳掉眩的，用柴胡清肝饮。右脉躁动疾速，肺热上冲的，用清肺饮。
右脉躁动疾速，肝肺太过的，用泻青各半汤。右手脉数，燥火伤气的，用竹叶石膏汤。左手脉数，燥火伤血的，用归芍大黄汤。
柴胡清肝饮 参见腹痛。
清肺饮 参见咳嗽。
泻青各半汤 参见咳嗽。
竹叶石膏汤 参见痰症。
归芍大黄汤
当归身 白芍药 川大黄 丹皮
[Symptoms of Vertigo due to Summerheat-Dampness] During the hot season, with spontaneous sweating, feverish body, dirty complexion, coldness in the back, irritability, thirst with desire to drink, scanty and painful urination, and dizziness or vertigo of the head and eyes, this is vertigo caused by damp-heat. If during rainy and damp seasons, there is aversion to cold without fever, heavy and painful body, inability to turn over, absence of sweating with stiffness, spinning vertigo, and blurred vision, this is cold-damp [vertigo].
[Etiology of Vertigo due to Summerheat-Dampness] In midsummer when the climate prevails, the heat of heaven descends, and the dampness of earth ascends; if a person contracts these pathogens, it results in vertigo due to damp-heat. If there is excessive rain and dampness, and a person contracts it, as noted in the commentary on the *Classic*, internal reversal of dampness and stagnation of cold qi remaining in the Taiyang channel also cause vertigo. [Regarding pulse]: Excess and large pulses are rare. Deficient and slow pulses indicate cold; deficient and rapid pulses indicate heat.
[Treatment of Vertigo due to Summerheat-Dampness] For irritability, thirst with desire to drink, and a deficient yet rapid pulse, use Renshen Baihu Tang (Ginseng White Tiger Decoction). For spontaneous sweating, irritability, and scanty, painful urination, use Huanglian Xiangru Yin (Coptis and Elsholtzia Decoction), mixed with Liuyi San (Six-to-One Powder) and taken warm. If there is aversion to cold without fever, body pain with inability to turn over, and a slow pulse, use Qianghuo Shengshi Tang (Notopterygium Decoction for Overcoming Dampness) combined with Zhufu Tang (Atractylodes and Aconite Decoction).
Renshen Baihu Tang: See under Cough and Dysphagia sections.
Huanglian Xiangru Yin: See under Heatstroke section.
Qianghuo Shengshi Tang: See under Soreness and Weakness section.
Zhufu Tang: See under Abdominal Distension section.
[Symptoms of Vertigo due to Dryness-Fire] Feverish body, irritability, thirst with desire to drink, restlessness at night, spinning vertigo, blacking out of vision, and scanty, painful urination constitute vertigo due to dryness-fire.
[Etiology of Vertigo due to Dryness-Fire] The *Classic* states that when Jueyin governs the year, if pathogenic factors prevail, tinnitus and tremulous vertigo occur. It also says that excessive Liver and Lung qi leads to forgetfulness and mental confusion... These are all cases of vertigo caused by the influence of Six Qi transformations. Additionally, seasonal heat invading the intestines and stomach, transmitting to the Zang-Fu organs, and rushing upward to the head and eyes causes spinning vertigo; this is...
[Pulse Diagnosis of Vertigo due to Dryness-Fire] A rapid and restless pulse on the left indicates Jueyin pathogenic excess; a rapid and restless pulse on the right indicates Lung heat vertigo; rapid pulses on both sides indicate excessive Liver and Lung qi.
A rapid and restless pulse on the right indicates dryness-fire damaging Qi; a rapid and restless pulse on the left indicates dryness-fire damaging Blood.
[Treatment of Vertigo due to Dryness-Fire] For a rapid and restless left pulse with Jueyang tremulous vertigo, use Chaihu Qinggan Yin (Bupleurum Liver-Clearing Decoction). For a rapid and restless right pulse with Lung heat rushing upward, use Qingfei Yin (Lung-Clearing Decoction).
For a rapid and restless right pulse indicating excessive Liver and Lung qi, use Xieqing Banban Tang (Half-and-Half Decoction for Draining Green). For a rapid pulse on the right hand indicating dryness-fire damaging Qi, use Zhuye Shigao Tang (Bamboo Leaf and Gypsum Decoction). For a rapid pulse on the left hand indicating dryness-fire damaging Blood, use Guishao Dahuang Tang (Angelica Sinensis, White Peony, and Rhubarb Decoction).
Chaihu Qinggan Yin: See under Abdominal Pain section.
Qingfei Yin: See under Cough section.
Xieqing Banban Tang: See under Cough section.
Zhuye Shigao Tang: See under Phlegm Disorders section.
Guishao Dahuang Tang
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Baishao Yao (Radix Paeoniae Alba)
Chuan Dahuang (Rhizoma Rhei Palmati)
Danpi (Cortex Moutan)